Oliver Robinson – författare

Anxiety is the most prevalent mental health condition in the UK and it is estimated that 1 in 10 people globally will experience symptoms of an anxiety disorder. Yet, we know very little about how and why we experience anxiety, and as many as 30 per cent of sufferers don't have an effective treatment. Groundbreaking research is currently underway to discover what is happening in the brain when we feel anxious and to uncover treatments of the future. Professor Oliver Robinson and his team at the Anxiety Lab at University College London are using cutting-edge techniques involving artificial intelligence, neuroimaging and recreations of Marvin the paranoid android to better understand how anxiety works.In The Anxious Brain, Professor Robinson explains what anxiety actually is, what is happening in the brain when we experience anxiety, why some treatments work for some but not others, and how anxious thought processes turn into behaviour change. He will also reveal how his research and innovative approach to personalised medicine could revolutionise how we treat anxiety in the future.This book will fundamentally change our understanding of an all-too-pervasive condition, offer hope for a future of more effective treatment, and reveal how we can all learn to live with anxiety more peacefully.

Anxiety is the most prevalent mental health condition in the UK and it is estimated that 1 in 10 people globally will experience symptoms of an anxiety disorder. Yet, we know very little about how and why we experience anxiety, and as many as 30 per cent of sufferers don't have an effective treatment. Groundbreaking research is currently underway to discover what is happening in the brain when we feel anxious and to uncover treatments of the future. Professor Oliver Robinson and his team at the Anxiety Lab at University College London are using cutting-edge techniques involving artificial intelligence, neuroimaging and recreations of Marvin the paranoid android to better understand how anxiety works.In The Anxious Brain, Professor Robinson explains what anxiety actually is, what is happening in the brain when we experience anxiety, why some treatments work for some but not others, and how anxious thought processes turn into behaviour change. He will also reveal how his research and innovative approach to personalised medicine could revolutionise how we treat anxiety in the future.This book will fundamentally change our understanding of an all-too-pervasive condition, offer hope for a future of more effective treatment, and reveal how we can all learn to live with anxiety more peacefully.

Now updated for its second edition, this illuminating textbook explores the developmental stages and changes during adulthood that define some of the most pivotal years of our lives. Relationships, cognitive ageing, parenthood, personality shifts, life crises, fulfilment, funerals, friendships, retirement, and death – all are presented in light of psychological theory and the latest research.Taking a thematic approach, the chapters cover interdependent areas of our cognitive, psychological, social, cultural and moral lives that constitute this fascinating area in psychology. Providing an empirical analysis, Robinson considers models for understanding behaviour and development, methods of collecting data and study design.Academically rigorous and elegantly written, Development through Adulthood is the perfect guide to classic and current research in the field. It is essential reading for students studying adult or lifespan development, gerontology and the psychology of ageing. It will also appeal to those studying an applied social science, and anyone interested in fully understanding adulthood and ageing. New to this Edition:- Spotlights on landmark studies, fully updated to cover the latest key research in each subject area- Increased focus on gender issues- Real-world applications boxes updated with current and relevant examples of important intervention strategies

Now updated for its second edition, this illuminating textbook explores the developmental stages and changes during adulthood that define some of the most pivotal years of our lives. Relationships, cognitive ageing, parenthood, personality shifts, life crises, fulfilment, funerals, friendships, retirement, and death – all are presented in light of psychological theory and the latest research.Taking a thematic approach, the chapters cover interdependent areas of our cognitive, psychological, social, cultural and moral lives that constitute this fascinating area in psychology. Providing an empirical analysis, Robinson considers models for understanding behaviour and development, methods of collecting data and study design.Academically rigorous and elegantly written, Development through Adulthood is the perfect guide to classic and current research in the field. It is essential reading for students studying adult or lifespan development, gerontology and the psychology of ageing. It will also appeal to those studying an applied social science, and anyone interested in fully understanding adulthood and ageing. New to this Edition:- Spotlights on landmark studies, fully updated to cover the latest key research in each subject area- Increased focus on gender issues- Real-world applications boxes updated with current and relevant examples of important intervention strategies

Now updated for its second edition, this illuminating textbook explores the developmental stages and changes during adulthood that define some of the most pivotal years of our lives. Relationships, cognitive ageing, parenthood, personality shifts, life crises, fulfilment, funerals, friendships, retirement, and death – all are presented in light of psychological theory and the latest research.

Taking a thematic approach, the chapters cover interdependent areas of our cognitive, psychological, social, cultural and moral lives that constitute this fascinating area in psychology. Providing an empirical analysis, Robinson considers models for understanding behaviour and development, methods of collecting data and study design.

Academically rigorous and elegantly written, Development through Adulthood is the perfect guide to classic and current research in the field. It is essential reading for students studying adult or lifespan development, gerontology and the psychology ofageing. It will also appeal to those studying an applied social science, and anyone interested in fully understanding adulthood and ageing.